A year after WazirX’s $230 million cyberattack, investors are still waiting for legal clarity and fund recovery. The company’s proposed restructuring plan, offering up to 85% repayment, was rejected by Singapore’s High Court in June 2025. A revised version is now pending creditor approval. Meanwhile, India’s Supreme Court dismissed a victims’ petition citing regulatory gaps, and earlier class-action suits failed in consumer courts. If no settlement is reached, full recovery could take until 2030. Platform access remains blocked, and investor confidence is shaken. Users remain stuck in legal limbo, anxiously awaiting the resolution of cross-border legal and financial proceedings.